Mark Ingram never disappoints, and his spring 2026 bridal collection went beyond his usual smooth, sophisticated bridal collections. The bridal collection was smart and sublime, all at the same time, an accomplishment in this time of market uncertainty and fashion stagnation.
“I continue to be inspired by Haute Couture, especially from the late 1940s to the mid 1950s when the newer Parisian couturiers…Dior, Balmain, Jacques Fath, and Balenciaga were having their big first moments. I love the post-war opulence and excess…the chic sophistication and optimism that defines the period. These gowns juxtaposed with the black and white fashion photography of that era have created an indelible impression on my design aesthetic,” explains Ingram.
Mark Ingram has always set a standard for bridal collections that incorporate his impeccable taste, attention to detail, and his design acumen, taking something from the past and injecting just the right of number of modern touches. This collection was no exception.
If there was one thing that stood out is Ingram’s ability to always evolve and advance his design sensibilities. Though many of the bridal garments in this spring 2026 collection are recognizable from previous bridal outings, Ingram has added some fresh elements that make these familiar gowns almost new again, classic silhouettes move beyond a compendium of classicism to a new interpretation of what works for the modern bride who wants a combination of modernity paired with nostalgia.
There is something in this collection for almost every bride for every bridal event, from the rehearsal dinner to the wedding ceremony to the reception. Stil, what stands out in this collection is the way Ingram ingeniously pairs vintage bodices with full tulle skirts, fit-to-flare skirts or mermaid skirts.
Images courtesy of Atelier PR
Mark Ingram’s spring 2026 bridal collection is a winner. And no one is surprised!! Every season Ingram demonstrates that he has his pulse on what modern bridal consumers want, and they are satisfied!!
William S. Gooch
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